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Russell Brand faces accusations of rape, sexual assault and emotional abuse from a string of women.
The comedian released a video addressing the criminal allegations made against him by a newspaper and TV company. Taking to his YouTube channel and posting on X, formerly known as Twitter, the comedian stated that there are "serious allegations" being made about him which he "absolutely refutes". He told viewers that he has received letters from the mainstream media and television company which include a "litany of extremely egregious and aggressive attacks”.
It's understood the allegations are set to surface against the Brand this weekend during an upcoming investigation by UK Channel 4's Dispatches show.
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